Division of Gaming Releases December Limited Gaming Numbers


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Division of Gaming Releases December Limited Gaming Numbers

 

 

Lakewood – February 6, 2026 – The Colorado Division of Gaming today released the limited gaming figures for December 2025, reflecting continued strong performance that is raising significant tax revenue for the state.

 

Total tax collections for Fiscal Year 2026 through December reached $78,038,895.72, marking an increase of $2,780,341.80, or 3.69%, when compared to the same period in Fiscal Year 2025 ($75,258,553.92). This substantial year-over-year increase underscores the positive fiscal impact of the limited gaming industry on state programs and initiatives.

 

The Division of Gaming reported a Total Adjusted Gross Proceeds (AGP) of $93,702,595.96 for the month of December, representing a 2.89% increase from the prior month. Fiscal year-to-date Total AGP also increased, climbing 2.34% to $573,867,925.30 for FY 2026 through November.

 

"The continued growth of gaming is a clear benefit to Colorado, providing vital support for state services," said Christopher Schroder, Director of the Division of Gaming. "Seeing these positive financial figures reinforces our commitment to responsible gaming. We encourage players to use the resources available at BetSmart.Colorado.gov and to remember the importance of setting limits and playing within their means."

 

Responsible Gaming Resources

Responsible gaming resources in Colorado include BetSmart.Colorado.gov, which contains information about self-exclusion, helpful tips, and information. The Division of Gaming also maintains the self-exclusion list that allows players to exclude themselves from gaming, whether sports betting or at a casino.

 

If you or someone you know is struggling with problem gambling, there are many resources available to help, please visit BetSmart.Colorado.gov.  Gambling problem? Call or text 1-800-GAMBLER.

 

 

Monthly Data- November

Type

Total

Compared to Prior Month

Compared to same month, prior year

Coin In

$ 952,132,672.11

Represents a 3.78% decrease from Current Month % Chg from Prior Month ($989,530,369.31)

Represents a 7.5% decrease from Current month vs % Chg from Prior Year ($1,029,304,186.13)

Table Drop*

$ 65,404,236.92

Represents a 1.86% increase from Current Month % Chg from Prior Month ($64,211,752.82)

Represents a 0.25% increase from Current month vs % Chg from Prior Year ($65,242,657.73)

Slot AGP

$77,607,321.17

Represents a 1.78% decrease from Current Month % Chg from Prior Month ($79,016,539.71)

Represents a 3.15% decrease from Current month vs % Chg from Prior Year ($80,132,829.03)

Table AGP*+

$16,095,274.79

Represents a 33.52% increase from Current Month % Chg from Prior Month ($12,054,968.13)

Represents a 8.33% increase from Current month vs % Chg from Prior Year ($14,857,408.65)

Total AGP+

$ 93,702,595.96

Represents a 2.89% increase from Current Month % Chg from Prior Month ($91,071,507.84)

Represents a 1.36% decrease from Current month vs % Chg from Prior Year ($94,990,237.68)

Total Taxes

$ 15,994,406.67

Represents a 7.32% increase from Current Month % Chg from Prior Month ($14,903,827.97)

Represents a 0.82% decrease from Current month vs % Chg from Prior Year ($16,127,279.51)

 

Fiscal year-to-date totals

 

FY 2026 Through December

FY 2025 Through December

Dollar Difference

Percent Difference

Table AGP+

$573,867,925.30

$560,741,262.47

$13,126,662.83

2.34%

Total Taxes

$78,038,895.72

$75,258,553.92

$2,780,341.80

3.69%

*Includes Keno | Other Casino Games

+AGP means Adjusted Gross Proceeds

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The Colorado Department of Revenue’s Division of Gaming ensures honesty and integrity in the Colorado gaming industry. The Colorado Department of Revenue works to be a trusted partner to every Coloradan to help them navigate the complexities of government so they can thrive.